Custody schedules for work that does not fit a 9-to-5.
Practical planning guides for rotating shifts, recovery windows, overtime, and handoffs — written for people who already know what their rotation means.
Co-Parenting on a Shift Schedule
Why standard custody templates break on shift work, how to tell whether your rotation can support a fixed plan, and how to build recovery and overtime rules that hold.
Read the guide →Pitman schedule
Pitman Schedule Custody for Nurses and Shift Workers
The Pitman 2-2-3 rotation repeats every 14 days, which makes it one of the few shift patterns a custody schedule can sit on top of cleanly. Here is how to build that.
Read the guide →Police schedules
Police Schedule Custody Planning
Rotation, court appearances and overtime are three different problems. Here is how to plan each one so the custody schedule survives all three.
Read the guide →Firefighter schedules
Firefighter Custody Schedules
A 24/48 rotation moves through the week constantly, so no fixed-weekday custody plan can survive it. Here is what to build instead.
Read the guide →Overtime planning
Mandatory Overtime and Custody Schedules
Held-over shifts are not an emergency, they are a feature of the job. Here is the standing rule to write before the next one, so it stops being an argument.
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